Cuff Bracelets on Sale

Native American cuff bracelet with turquoises. Beautiful tribal piece with great eye appeal, created in Arizona by the Navajo native Americans, back in the late 1970. This unusual c...

Vintage Native American Sterling Silver and Coral Navajo Cuff c. 1970s The patina of the silver is oxidized, we do not clean vintage and antique silver...

This Incredible Verna Tahe Navajo Sterling Silver Native American Cuff Bracelet is still one I consider keeping for my personal collection. The silversmithi...

Vintage Native American Navajo Large Morenci Turquoise And Silver Cuff c. 1960s Hand forged. A wonderful signed vintage Navajo cuff! The patina of the silver is oxidized, we do not clean vintage and...

Large scale sterling silver and turquoise Navajo cuff bracelet with leaf design, circa 1960's. Bracelet has a 7 3/4" - 8" wearable wrist arm length a...

Native American sterling silver cuff bracelet with candelaria turquoise designed by Darrin Livingston. Bracelet measures 1" wide with a 7" total wearable wrist length. Signed D. Livi...

Heavy sterling silver and turquoise Navajo bracelet, circa 1970's. Turquoise has natural fissures in the stone and should not be mistaken for cracks....

Stunning bracelet designed by Marc Antia featuring a centrally set triangular azurite malachite set in a textured 14k gold and sterling silver cuff bracelet with hand stamped designs in the metal. 6.5" Inside circumference measurement, The opening is 1.125". Artist Information from Garland's: MARC ANTIA Part Apache and part German, artist Marc Antia is a self-taught silversmith that has being making jewelry for decades. When he isn’t masterfully working on new pieces, he travels across the United States to display his work at Native American jewelry and craft shows. Marc has created a following for his elaborate stamped jewelry. He often combines sterling silver and 14k gold to make pendants, rings, and cuffs. Despite the formality presented by his use of gold in Marc’s jewelry, the durability of his pieces is apparent; upon wearing, one immediately knows this is something that can take the abuse of a daily wear. And yet, they are surprisingly lightweight. One well-versed in Native American jewelry might notice that the traditional Navajo stamp...

A beautifully Zuni hand-crafted genuine gemstone cuff. Made with rich genuine turquoise, deep coral, mother of pearl, spiny oyster and black onyx, set in a high polish, bright sterli...

Vintage Navajo colorful mosaic inlay bracelet by artist DM. Bracelet is well made and does have some heft to it. It measures 1 3/8" wide by 5" in length with a 1 1/8" gap, therefo...

Stunning Vintage 1970's Sterling Silver Native American Zuni Butterfly Set was made by Zuni silversmiths/lapidarists... Anselm & Rosita Wallace. The sterling silver necklace and the bracelet are beautifully inlaid with turquoise, jet, spiny lobster and mother of pearl. This impressive squash blossom necklace has a center section that features the butterfly with flowers on either side. From the center piece going up the neck, there are 4 smaller butterflieson each side spaced between sterling silver balls. The necklace in strung on wire and terminates in a hoop and loop closure. The necklace is 27" long x 2.75 tall x .5" deep. The matching cuff bracelet features a butterfly flanked on either side by coral and turquoise flowers. It measures 1.60" tall by 2.75" wide. Made to fit up to a 7" wrist Necklace signed A. Rosita Wallace, Zuni. The matching bracelet is not signed. Both pieces come from a collector who bought them together. Biography from Zuni Collection: Rosita Wallace's mosaic inlay style gives her work a delicate look, but the fine quality of her settings make her creations lasting treasures. Rosita created her butterflies in the 1970's, and worked with her ex-husband, Anselm Wallace (See "Zuni: The Art and The People," Vol 2, Page 14). She has become one of the best-known and most widely recognized Zuni artist today. Rosita's work is also published in "Zuni Jewelry...

Large scale layered natural gemstone cuff bracelet created by Sedona, Arizona metalsmith Don Staats. Many rare, semiprecious stacked gemstones include turquoise, lapis lazuli, coral,...